typeofhuman

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US FDA memo links at least 10 child deaths to Covid vaccines(reuters.com)
8 points by typeofhuman 10mo ago|5 comments
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by typeofhuman 10mo ago
You could just not let your kids go on YouTube. There's a long history of people not using it. Most people today don't use it.
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GM Reward Loophole Explained: Cars Paid Off in Seconds(resellcalendar.com)
5 points by typeofhuman 10mo ago|2 comments
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by typeofhuman 11mo ago
Ah the 386. I still remember our home PC getting an upgrade from the 286. It was a big deal in our home. I watched intently and as close as was permitted. Amazed by all the internals of the cabinet. I was so young. So curious. A seed was pl
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by typeofhuman 11mo ago
Not sure what would cause someone to downvote my post without reply. Guess they're upset about their own performance and/or that of their kids.
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by typeofhuman 11mo ago
Propaganda being the incorporation of political ideology into much of the lesson plan - even when banned. Whatever it is, public schools are an absolute failure. But that could be attributed to the immigration in the US over the last half d
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by typeofhuman 11mo ago
Homeschoolers tend to outperform their regular school peers. But I think parental involvement is a significant differential and is probably contributing to the outcomes.
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by typeofhuman 11mo ago
Popular misconception of homeschooling. At least in my experience. We homeschool our children. We do a couple of hours a day of curriculum. The rest is being a member of a few homeschool coops. Parents are close, yet it's big enough th
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
I-bonds had a great buying opportunity a couple years ago.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
I will bite... What are you talking about?
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
I do too. Those days are gone. The profit motive makes everything - even cool things - feel adversarial to me.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
Maybe the author should add this exception to their quote.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
Not totally on topic, but I recently passed the tipping point with Amazon shopping. I now go to Temu. They have US warehouses shipping in a couple days which was the only thing keeping me on Amazon. Plus everything on Amazon is basically th
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
I just wish I could game on my ridiculously equipped and expensive MacBook.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
More from the founder of Wikipedia: https://x.com/lsanger/status/1972698705665888357
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Larry Sanger/Nine Theses(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by typeofhuman 1y ago|1 comments
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Wikipedia: Reliable Sources/Perennial Sources(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by typeofhuman 1y ago|0 comments
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
They wear masks because left-wing terrorists try to kill them. Sniper Joshua Jahn Kills Two Detainees at Dallas ICE Facility https://x.com/i/trending/1970832095548211405
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
They wear masks because left-wing terrorists try to kill them. Sniper Joshua Jahn Kills Two Detainees at Dallas ICE Facility https://x.com/i/trending/1970832095548211405
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
It wasn't for mocking the President. It was knowingly lying about at a catastrophic event which is a violation of FCC rules. IIUC it was because Kimmel said in more words that the coward that murdered Charlie Kirk was MAGA. Which is fa
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
> Also, spreading disinformation about covid has real-world implications. Your logic can be used to censor anything that goes against the narratives of the arbiters of disinformation. > Orange man getting his feelings hurt because com
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
If you're referring to Jimmy Kimmel. You should probably consider that while the FCC member made that comment, Sinclair (the largest ABC affiliate group) and others had been demanding ABC cancel his show for its horrible ratings, and a
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
Not OP, but we did learn the US federal government was instructing social media sites like Twitter to remove content it found displeasing. This is known as jawboning and is against the law. SCOTUS. Bantam Books, Inc. v. Sullivan, holds that
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
It's down.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
The irony of your comment on this of all posts is not lost on me.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
As a matter of consistency, did you also feel this way about the US and many foreign governments censoring (either directly or indirectly through social/media companies) those who spoke out against either the COVID response or the vacc
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
"Public higher education yields more skilled workers" as compared to what? Laborers or trade-skill workers? I think people overestimate the ROI of a college diploma. Let's just assume you are correct. The solution should be u
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
OK. I will follow the rules.
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
He was advocating for the rights of the living yet unborn. He was advocating for the downtrodden youth who are being unnecessarily overburdened with massive college debt and unable to afford a home. He was advocating for citizens who are be
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by typeofhuman 1y ago
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